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James Miller
10-30-2006, 03:44 PM
The 2006 World Cup will be November 18, 2006 in Toronto Canada. Team USA information is as follows:

TEAM/USA- NAFMA NATIONAL MARTIAL ARTS TEAM

Congratulations to the following individuals for being selected to TEAM / US
Scott Caffrey - HMA
Omar Cass - HMA
Michael Giacotto - HMA
Aaron Harm - HMA
Elizabeth Harm - HMA
Tim Hartman - HMA Player / Coach
Nick Hawley - HMA
Morgan Hooley - HMA
Patrick Miller - HMA
Fern Monti - HMA
Ryan Monolopolus - HMA
Janice Stranc - HMA
Alexander Watson - HMA
Justin Williams - HMA
Jadayah Herbert
Brenna Dambroski
Bryce Lenzo
Alexus Montgomery
Javonne Baker
Carter Parks
Dalton Stone
Annie Kirk
Jesse Jenkins
Aqueelah Jones
Elisa Green
Steve Clark
Chasity Seltzer
Steve McNair
Zachary Clark
David Clark
Brian Tillinghast
Patrick Shay
Tiara Edwards
Ryan Torres
Anthony Rullo
Jennifer Ciuba
Jennifer Vazquez
Mel Roberts
Shannon Boggan
Todd Graham
Sabato Trent
Johnny Lamontague
Wesley Anderson
Kiera Anderson
John Galasso
Zakee Sanders
Ben Outlaw
Kevyn Rhodes

Coaching Staff-
Jeff Adams- Martial Arts Coach
Les Kiersnowski- Arnis Coach
Tim Hartman- Player / Arnis Coach
George Anderson - Martial Arts Coach
Jose Torres- Head Coach

Corporate Sponsors-
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Penn State University (Fayette Campus)

World Cup Event Schedule
November 17– 6pm report to Host hotel– Quality Inn -Buffalo NY
6:30pm– 7:30pm– Team meeting

November 18– 6:15 am Team Breakfast
7:45am-Report to lobby for Buses
8am-Depart for Toronto Canada

Host Hotel
Quality Inn
4217 Genesee Street
Buffalo NY 14225
HMA - Horizon Martial Arts

Looking forward to seeing you there!

oosh
10-30-2006, 07:31 PM
How many nations are participating ?

Ron B
11-14-2006, 09:14 PM
I know that the posted US team is going and I will be going (I am from Canada) when I talked to one of the directors on the phone she mentioned that there is interest from other countries as well.it should be a fun event I am looking forward to it.I am looking forward to the stick fighting part of the tournament and meeting people that train in the FMA.

ricthedic
11-14-2006, 11:37 PM
Well Ron what system of arnis do you train in?How many years? have you fought before?

Ron B
11-15-2006, 11:52 PM
hi Ric I train in Modern Arnis.I have trained in Modern Arnis for just over 2 years.I have trained in other martial arts before.I mentioned some of this in this thread.
http://www.fmatalk.com/showthread.php?t=1154
this will be my first stick fighting competition

ricthedic
11-17-2006, 07:45 PM
Good Luck Ron B, dont think react, dont fight the stick,fight the person! Please let me know how you did,I love stickfighting its awesome! Hopefully ill be good at it some day!

Ron B
11-18-2006, 01:13 AM
thanks Ric
I will pm you how I did martial arts are all good hopefully I will be good at stickfighting one day as well.

Ron B
11-19-2006, 03:36 PM
hi Ric might as well tell you how I did on this thread.I lost my first fight.think I scored 2 points and he scored at least 8.I had friends that watched the fight and taped it as well.3 things that I did wrong was that I reached when I struck which allowed my opponent to counterattack.I also tried to go for leg shots after only attacking high once.the other thing I did wrong was I did not cut the angles enough when I moved this is something that I have been working on and I will continue to work on.
2 other things also come to mind and this can only be fixed by competing more one is that I have to get used to a ref being in the ring and that I need more experience in competitions to get better we never train in point sparring only continous sparring so that is different as well.I had a good time competeting the people who put on the tournament were good people and the other competitors were good as well.I made some connections for people that I can train with and have found out about another tournament that I will go to.I will be back and I will get better.

greg808
11-20-2006, 05:38 PM
Hey Ron,

Was there any live stick fighting?

Greg

kellygemini12
11-20-2006, 08:24 PM
Hey! Ron B as long as you had fun thats all that counts! If you have a teacher let him tell you, how you did,dont try to fix things you dont understand! You have so much to learn take your time! This art is long to learn if taught right! If you ever get to the states let me know,we can train together! I have a great teacher! Anyhow glad you had fun keep training! Someday you will be great with the right training! You probably fought some people I know from NJ, Brian,Patrick,David,from American Arnis Academy in NJ

Ron B
11-20-2006, 09:24 PM
hi Greg there was no live stick fighting in this competition.Kelly i did not fight anyone from NJ but there was a guy that was from NJ and he says he lives in PY now.he is a big guy must have played some football when he was younger he did really well in the over 35 div.

James Miller
11-21-2006, 07:09 PM
Unfortunately he drew team USA’s player-coach, Datu Tim Hartman in the first round. I’ve seen more experienced players do worse against him. Ron, keep up the good work!

Ron B
11-22-2006, 10:55 PM
I can only move up James I sent Datu Tim a PM hope you guys will come down here for some training after that I should get my passport and I can cross the river and come over to see you guys

bladesaint
08-07-2007, 03:51 AM
hi Greg there was no live stick fighting in this competition.Kelly i did not fight anyone from NJ but there was a guy that was from NJ and he says he lives in PY now.he is a big guy must have played some football when he was younger he did really well in the over 35 div.

Was this guy a big Hawaiian looking gentleman with a big smile on TeamUSA who took 3rd?

bladesaint
08-08-2007, 06:47 AM
I see that he was referring to Datu Tim Hartman...Never mind! : )

Datu Tim Hartman
08-08-2007, 08:40 AM
What's up Mel?